32 Attractive Ikea Plant Stand Hacks You’ll Love To Have

This DIY acacia wood plant stand is a modern way to display your plants.

You'd never know there's a mix of faux and real plants on this stunning bathroom plant wall. Buying faux plants is a great way to save money whilst still achieving the look you want.

What could be more adorable than these tiny vertical terrarium planters made with magnetic tins... we're in love!

These Asker planters from IKEA are hanging with leather belts picked up from the thrift store... genius!

A trio of baskets from IKEA is turned into these beautiful wall-hanging planters and filled with faux greenery!

You'd be forgiven for thinking that someone who said you can make a farmhouse-style planter using an IKEA rug was crazy... that is until you see this incredible DIY planter from Liz Marie over at Liz Marie Blog of course!

We love how this standard pot from IKEA has been transformed into a fabulous copper hanging planter.

How cool are these plant drawers made using an IKEA Moppe chest of drawers?

You can easily DIY a black and gold planter like this one... even if you don't have a Cricut machine! Just use acrylic paints and remember to seal your plant pot first with a coat of Mod Podge.

You'd never guess that this gorgeous totem planter has been made using white bowls and acrylic paint... oh, and all for just $10!

Here's another example of how a simple wicker basket can be transformed into a stunning hanging planter.

Bring summer into your home with this bright and colorful planter.

It takes just ten minutes to turn a boring IKEA plant pot into this modern and eye catching Ombre planter.

A little black paint is a great way to give your IKEA basket planter an industrial feel... however, you could really use any paint that suits your decor!

Have fresh herbs available at all times with this colorful DIY herb planter that will look stunning on your kitchen side.

These colorful planters will brighten up any area of your home... and you won't believe they're made using tissue paper!

This is such an easy idea and a budget-friendly way to bring mid-century modern style into your home.

This IKEA hack is genius... an IKEA Frosta stool turned into a stunning wall hanging planter!

We all know that big and beautiful plant pots can be expensive... but not when you purchase a large IKEA planter and customize it like this one here.

These planters are cool on their own but you can easily add legs and transform them into beautiful standing planters that look way more expensive than they actually are.

This planter made from a fruit bowl will look fabulous inside or outside on the patio.

Ok, so you can't make this window planter using the Fintorp range because it's been discontinued... BUT worry not! The great news is you can get an equally fabulous window planter using other IKEA products such as the Sunnersta rail... Phew

The Raskog cart from IKEA is so practical and functional you can literally use it in any room of your home... Our favorite way to hack the Raskog is by turning it into a chic plant cart like this one here...

Ok so this technically isn't an IKEA hack but it will work just as well with an IKEA planter too and it looks so awesome we just had to include it in our list for you.

We can't think of many things we'd rather store in our IKEA wine rack than wine bottles but we're willing to store our herbs too now that we've fallen in love with this exciting hack from Curbly!